Illinois lawmakers honor longtime Sen. Dick Durbin ahead of retirement
Longtime U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Illinois) was honored by state lawmakers as he addressed the General Assembly just months before his retirement from Congress.
Longtime U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Illinois) was honored by state lawmakers as he addressed the General Assembly just months before his retirement from Congress.
Centenarians take special tour of Obama Presidential Center
Three women over the age of 100 were treated to a special limo ride and private visit to the Obama Presidential Center, where they reflected on history and their longtime support of former President Barack Obama.
Three women over the age of 100 were treated to a special limo ride and private visit to the Obama Presidential Center, where they reflected on history and their longtime support of former President Barack Obama.
Residents urge NEIU to act on vacant properties 10 years later
It's been 10 years since Northeastern Illinois University used a legal tool to forcibly remove people from their homes and businesses. That legal tool is called eminent domain. Bret Buganski is live in Albany Park.
It's been 10 years since Northeastern Illinois University used a legal tool to forcibly remove people from their homes and businesses. That legal tool is called eminent domain. Bret Buganski is live in Albany Park.
Trial for suspect in Chicago-area cold case death from 2003
The suspect charged in the murder of a woman back in 2003 was in court for trial this week.
The suspect charged in the murder of a woman back in 2003 was in court for trial this week.
Chicago Police response times improved after ShotSpotter removal, study finds
A new study from a University of Chicago sociology professor found police responded faster to shootings in some neighborhoods after Mayor Brandon Johnson ended the city’s ShotSpotter gun detection program.
A new study from a University of Chicago sociology professor found police responded faster to shootings in some neighborhoods after Mayor Brandon Johnson ended the city’s ShotSpotter gun detection program.
Family sues utility company after deadly house explosion in Wonder Lake | ChicagoLIVE
Attorney Brad Balke breaks down a lawsuit filed in McHenry County after a deadly gas explosion in Wonder Lake.
Attorney Brad Balke breaks down a lawsuit filed in McHenry County after a deadly gas explosion in Wonder Lake.
New report claims ShotSpotter may have slowed Chicago police response times | ChicagoNOW
Chicago’s debate over ShotSpotter is heating up again after a new study found no increase in violent crime following the system’s removal.
Chicago’s debate over ShotSpotter is heating up again after a new study found no increase in violent crime following the system’s removal.
Man accused of placing skimming device at Joliet supermarket: police
Joliet Police are searching for a man who allegedly attached a skimming device to a credit card machine at a local supermarket.
Joliet Police are searching for a man who allegedly attached a skimming device to a credit card machine at a local supermarket.
Chicago Ald. Yancy responds to violent teen takeovers | ChicagoLIVE
Alderman Desmon Yancy discusses a violent Memorial Day weekend that included a shooting in Hyde Park and two large “teen takeover” gatherings that led to more than 50 arrests.
Alderman Desmon Yancy discusses a violent Memorial Day weekend that included a shooting in Hyde Park and two large “teen takeover” gatherings that led to more than 50 arrests.
Suspect uses hammer in West Loop, Near West Side business break-ins: police
Chicago Police are alerting the public to recent commercial burglaries in the West Loop and Near West Side, where one suspect used a hammer to break into businesses.
Chicago Police are alerting the public to recent commercial burglaries in the West Loop and Near West Side, where one suspect used a hammer to break into businesses.
Chicago trauma surgeon weighs in on gun violence trends | ChicagoLIVE
Dr. Anthony Douglas from UChicago Medicine shares his perspective on gun violence in Chicago and the impact it has on trauma care.
Dr. Anthony Douglas from UChicago Medicine shares his perspective on gun violence in Chicago and the impact it has on trauma care.
Chicago-area man had 1,000 images, video of child sex abuse, sheriff says
A suburban man was charged after police said they found 1,000 images and a video of child sexual abuse on devices from his home.
A suburban man was charged after police said they found 1,000 images and a video of child sexual abuse on devices from his home.
41 things to do in Chicago this weekend: Windy City Hot Dog Fest, Do Division Street Fest & more
Your toughest decision this weekend might just be narrowing down where to go. Here's your guide to events in Chicago May 29 – 31.
Your toughest decision this weekend might just be narrowing down where to go. Here's your guide to events in Chicago May 29 – 31.
Chicago weather: Sunshine, 80s before cold front cools things down
Chicago is warming back into the 80s today before a cold front cools things off Thursday.
Chicago is warming back into the 80s today before a cold front cools things off Thursday.
Inside the chilling internet phenomenon inspiring ‘Backrooms’ | ChicagoNOW
Jake Hamilton previews “Backrooms,” the new thriller inspired by the viral internet phenomenon.
Jake Hamilton previews “Backrooms,” the new thriller inspired by the viral internet phenomenon.
Chicago mayor talks teen takeovers ahead of trip to visit Pope Leo
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke about the violent Memorial Day weekend in the city that saw multiple arrests and teen takeovers ahead of his trip to see Pope Leo.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke about the violent Memorial Day weekend in the city that saw multiple arrests and teen takeovers ahead of his trip to see Pope Leo.
Mentalist Sidney Friedman previews his one-night only Chicago show | ChicagoNOW
Sidney Friedman showcases his mind-reading talents ahead of his special event next month.
Sidney Friedman showcases his mind-reading talents ahead of his special event next month.
How death doulas help families navigate life’s final chapter | ChicagoNOW
Patrice Horton from the Chicago Death Doula Collective joins us to explain how end-of-life doulas support individuals and families.
Patrice Horton from the Chicago Death Doula Collective joins us to explain how end-of-life doulas support individuals and families.
Video shows Chicago police firing shots through windshield during chaotic confrontation
COPA has released bodycam video from a January police shooting on Chicago's South Side involving a man accused of shooting a woman and firing at officers.
COPA has released bodycam video from a January police shooting on Chicago's South Side involving a man accused of shooting a woman and firing at officers.
New video shows Chicago police shoot man through windshield during pursuit
COPA has released bodycam video from a January police shooting in Chatham involving a man accused of shooting a woman and firing at officers.
COPA has released bodycam video from a January police shooting in Chatham involving a man accused of shooting a woman and firing at officers.